Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21
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pair of twin lambs for sale.
Mrs. DR.. Corey is preparing for a
visit to her sister in Nebraska.
The man in this vicinity who chas-
tises his wife is hereby admonished
that this practice must stop, or forci-
BILE measures will be resorted to.
Pliny Moody, who went from this
place some time since, has assumed
the editorial management of week
~ newspaper, called ''The Progress,
published at West Point, Neb. We
wish him success.
Miss Isabella Kinney of St. Johns
bury closed a successful term of
school here on Friday last, with rhe
torical exercises and music. A sill
yer Waltham watch was given as
prize by John w. Simpson of New
York city to the most merltorious
scholar. The prize was awarded to
Beattie Taylor.
Derby
Miss Hattie Bisbee from Chicago
is stopping with Mrs. Josiah Circuit.
George Burton who has been in
Iowa the past four years, is in town.
The ladies or the NJ. f. society
will furnish dinner in the church YES
try on town meeting day. If the wO-
men can not vote they can feed the
hungry.
Major CIRCUITS little boy about
eight years of age was quite badly
hurt on Tuesday last while playing
with some other boys about traverse
sled, his shoulder was dislocated and
some bones fractured.
School in district No. ) taught
by A G.. Kelley closed February
18th. Clarence Barnes, Bernice
Chandler, Lucina Rogers, Jesse Will
son and Harry Wilson, had no absent
marks Names of those who ranked
highest in attendance, department
and written tests: Bert Adams, SO !;
Percy Robbins, 81 !; Marion Clark, "a :;
Ola Shedd, "a and Grace Robbins,
90; Willie DALEY has attended school
five terms in succession without hay
ing any marks.
Glover.
Johnnie Prindle is home on visit.
The village schools closed last Fri
day.
F. c. Clark has been spending a
few days with his family here.
Dea. Jas. Mitchell is very sick
with a rheumatic trouble. Recovery
doubtful.
The item last week in regard to
the farm of S. Vance being sold to
Warren Vance, was a mistake.
The ladies OF the NJ. Z. church
will serve warm dinners at the vestry
on town meeting day, at Is cents
each.
G.. S. Parker and wife went to
Montreal to view the ice works there,
and from there to visit friend of his
in New York.
School in the Union school house
taught by Mary Belle Buchanan has
been closed on account of the illness
of the teacher.
The lecture of w. F. Clark, and
the supper by the Earnest Workers,
were postponed from last Friday to
Tuesday evening, Feb. %.
Quite large number of the friends
of VIM. Findlay and family met to
give them a farewell visit Tuesday
eve, as they go to Nebraska this
week.
The Band concert and Promenade
last Monday evening was a grand
success and good time enjoyed by all.
Next Concert and Promenade Tues
day evening, Mar. 1st.
Ira Garfield, IAN old resident of this
town. died at the residence of Henry
Dewing Feb. 9th. He was born IN
this town in 1903, and has always
resided here and been an honorable
and respected member of the commu-
nifty.
A Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has been formed at Glover
with Mrs. j. E. Dwinell, Pres. Mrs.
c.. w. Morse and Mrs. E. W. Pierce,
vice presidents ; Mrs. G. S. Leonard,
secretary, Mrs D. B. Randall, treas
urer.
West Glover.
The roof of the sugar house Of L.
j. Hastings has fallen in on account
of the heavy fall of snow.
Holland
Mrs. Eliza Colby has returned
from Massachusetts, where she has
been visiting friends.
Henry Moulton, who has been in
the lumber swamp, has come home
sick with pneumonia.
lrasbIlr.Gh.
Fred L. Cotton, who has been in
Norwood, Mass, since spring, is in
town.
Fred Clough is soon to move from
his farm into Chas. Fishers house in
the village.
Frank B. Lemos has sold the Chas.
W. Kidder farm to Z. B. Wells for
81. 800, we understand.
Lewis Rash recently traded his
house for farm in Westmore, and
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